According to the Decree, the turnover on the sale of goods (services) purchased by budget organizations, state-owned enterprises and legal entities, in the authorized fund (authorized capital) of which the state's share is 50 percent or more, will be exempt from value added tax for a period up to January 1, 2028, within the framework of projects implemented in whole or in part for the account of the state external debt attracted and attracted from international financial institutions and foreign government financial organizations (except for funds, refinanced or re-credited through commercial banks) for the development of the social sphere and infrastructure, as well as their import, according to the Ministry of Justice.
In Uzbekistan, the turnover for the sale of certain goods is exempt from VAT
The Presidential Decree "On additional measures to further accelerate the implementation of projects carried out with international financial institutions and foreign government financial organizations" was adopted (UP No. 195, 11/16/2023).
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev concludes his state visit to Kyrgyzstan
- Heads of State of Central Asia and Azerbaijan attend opening of the Baku Hotel
- President of Uzbekistan outlines prospects for advancing regional cooperation among the Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan
- Address by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the Informal Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia and Azerbaijan
- Akhadjon Kimsanboyev crowned World Chess Champion
- New national souvenirs are being developed for tourists in Uzbekistan
An extortionist was detained in Tashkent, demanding 360 thousand dollars from an entrepreneur for the "settlement" of construction issues
- Saida Mirziyoyeva: Inclusion of Tashkent's modernist architecture sites in the UNESCO World Heritage List is a great victory for Uzbekistan
- Akhadjon Kimsanboyev crowned World Chess Champion
- President of Uzbekistan calls for expanding practical cooperation with Azerbaijan
- Proposals for reforming the pension system reviewed
- Mahalla should evolve into a hub of trust, support, and opportunity for its residents